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A core sample is a tubelike sample of a substance for scientific study. Core samples can be of rock, earth, plants, or even ice. Here are some sentences.

  • The core sample showed what the earth was like millions of years ago.
  • The scientist collected a core sample from the giant redwood tree.
  • A core sample from the glacier might contain trapped pollen or microbes.
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A core sample is a tubelike sample of a substance for scientific study. Core samples can be of rock, earth, plants, or even ice. Here are some sentences.

  • The core sample showed what the earth was like millions of years ago.
  • The scientist collected a core sample from the giant redwood tree.
  • A core sample from the glacier might contain trapped pollen or microbes.
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Exploration by drilling will result in a core sample. Brought up inside the hollow drilling tubes, the core sample is pushed out and is laid out for inspection and study.

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a core sample

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The core sample is a cylinder. The volume of any cylinder is

(pi) x (radius)2 x (length).

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A core sample of a mineral

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